China Archive
Archives for August 2014
The September visit was planned before China’s investigation began, Microsoft said.
Quarterly revenue for the Chinese company jumped 46.3 percent to $2.54 billion due to a rise in domestic sales
China may be looking at the issue of bundling, the subject of past antitrust complaints in the West.
Ouya looks to new territory to gain some elusive traction.
The “Advanced Persistent Threat” strikes again.
Apple said the move was part of an effort to improve the speed and reliability of its iCloud service.
The news casts a shadow on the Chinese e-commerce giant’s due diligence as it prepares for an IPO.
China’s biggest listed tech firm posted its second quarter of year-on-year profit gain of more than 50 percent.
Under one scenario, Alibaba would regain a direct stake in China’s largest digital payments business.
Just a misunderstanding over one of many types of procurement lists.
The latest restrictions will likely affect hugely popular mobile messaging apps like Tencent’s WeChat and QQ.
The story of Yahoo’s first forays into China, told by someone who was there.
The ban is related to security concerns.
Chinese media reported that the company had been left off a government list of approved anti-virus vendors.